ordainer noun. [ɔ:'deɪnǝ] ME.
[from ORDAIN + -ER¹.]
1. A person who ordains something or someone; spec. an ordaining bishop, priest, or minister. ME.

2. English History. (Ordainer.) Any of a commission of twenty-one barons and bishops appointed in 1310 to draw up ordinances for improved administration of the kingdom. M18.

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